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Posts Tagged ‘SQL Azure’
Windows Azure: 5 Things You Might Not Know
Did you know? Windows Azure supports your environment beyond just your Microsoft technology? Windows Azure supports heterogeneous environments. Just a couple of examples include the ability to develop, test, and deploy Oracle DB, WebLogic, Java, and Oracle Linux on Azure and pay by the hour while getting full support from Oracle, as well as the […]
Windows Azure SQL Database what’s missing?
Being primarily a developer, I would prefer not having to manage infrastructure. With SQL Database I don’t have too. SQL Database provides most of the features I need when working with a relational database. If SQL Database doesn’t suit your needs, you can have SQL Server running in a VM within Windows Azure. Though again […]
Windows Azure SQL Reporting – Calendar Reports
Before I started blogging for Perficient, I had a few posts on a personal blog. One of the post, though outdated, is still referenced quite often. So I thought it might be a good idea to update the post for use with SQL Reporting. The original post was created for SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS). […]
Windows Azure SQL Reporting
I’m not sure why exactly, but I have always loved SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS). If you didn’t already know it, I’m here to let you know that Windows Azure has a similar version called SQL Reporting. In everything I see about Windows Azure, SQL Reporting doesn’t seem to be talked about much. SQL Reporting doesn’t […]
Windows Azure SQL Database – Premium Option
With the July updates to Windows Azure, some great enhancements have been made to SQL Database. I already talked about one of the great features, “Automated SQL Export.” So now I’ll let you know about another great feature, “Premium Databases.” Since the “Premium” feature is a preview feature you will need to specifically sign up […]
Windows Azure SQL Database – Automated SQL Export
With the July updates/enhancements of Windows Azure some changes have been made to SQL Database. In this article I’m going to talk about Automated SQL Export. Previously you had to manually export your database for backup. Now you can automate the export/backup schedule. If you need a Windows Azure subscription here is the link for […]